The world will end >?

Question

the news said thousands of frogs r dieing in rivers and lakes and what not and they have been around since the dinasours and that the frog r trying to tell us sumthing that there will be something in the air or water that will start killing us

Answer 1

Amphibians are our "canaries in the coal mine". They're always the first to go in climate problems.

However, I don't believe you see the extent of the problem. It's not just amphibians. Every single animal group is suffering major casualties.

The world won't end, however. It will just be a little bit less...beautiful than it was before.  

Answer 2

not in your lifetime, in a megagazillion years

Answer 3

not to meantion the honey bees that have just gone missing ....

check ing out at   coast2coastam.com    , chuck nori  he's got alot of stories about strange stuff like this....

yes it very well could be a warning from God

Answer 4

Maybe they ran out of food, because there are so friggin' many of them.  And just because something might of killed them doesn't mean it will kill us.

Answer 5

Nothing's gonna start killing humans. We're too advanced for that c**p.

Answer 6

something in the air? will start killing us?

the macbook air will kill us! =S

*bad joke...*

Answer 7

Its no secret that the Earth is in the middle of a mass extinction comparable to the one 65 million years ago that wiped out two-thirds of land species, including the dinosaurs

Besides the frogs and bees that you mentioned, birds are an important component of our ecosystem. They keep mice and rats in control and eat insects that attack crops. They are food for other organisms and create habitat for other organisms. They disperse seeds and pollen. There are cases on islands when birds go extinct that the trees also go extinct.  

Since 1975, there have been 20 extinctions of wild species, six of which involve species that now survive only in captivity. Since the Year 1500, about 500 bird species have gone extinct and by the Year 2100, another 1,250 will be threatened.